Making Yourself Do Good Things
Al-Imam Abdullah bin Al-Mubarok, may Allah have mercy on him, was a well-known Tabi’in scholar. He said once: “Good people in the past did excellent deeds without receiving...
Al-Imam Abdullah bin Al-Mubarok, may Allah have mercy on him, was a well-known Tabi’in scholar. He said once:
“Good people in the past did excellent deeds without receiving instructions.” In contrast, we usually dislike doing beneficial things, but we have to. Therefore, we need to become used to doing good things
(Dzammul Hawa, p. 47, by Al-Imam Ibnul Jauzi, may Allah have mercy on him)
May Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala always lead us and help us succeed, making it effortless and fun for us to do beneficial things. May we be able to keep doing these beneficial things for the rest of our lives, too.
Key Takeaways
- Al-Imam Abdullah bin Al-Mubarok emphasized the importance of doing good things without needing instructions.
- He noted that unlike the past, people today often dislike doing beneficial actions, yet they still must engage in them.
- The article encourages readers to develop a habit of doing good things effortlessly and enjoyably throughout life.
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